Zach Bryan‘s wife, Samantha Leonard, had an extra special “something borrowed” on the couple’s wedding day in December.

As the country singer revealed on Monday (Jan. 5) on his Instagram Story, his new spouse paid tribute to his late mother, Annette, by adding a sweet detail to her bridal gown. Sharing a photo of Leonard laughing on the big day as someone helps put on her veil, Bryan wrote, “Samantha went out of her way to put my mom’s wedding dress lace on her dress.”

“I cried for a good bit,” he continued. “Meant so much sweetheart, thank you.”

Bryan followed it up with a photo of his mom on her wedding day, writing, “Wish you were here about now gorgeous.”

The Grammy winner and his partner got married just before New Year’s, with Leonard sharing photos from the stunning ceremony in Spain on Instagram. Bryan also posted a photo of himself and Leonard in their wedding-day attire and quoted his idol Bruce Springsteen in the caption: “Tougher than the rest.”

The news came as a surprise to fans, who found out that Bryan was in a relationship with Leonard after the pair were first spotted together in summer 2025. The musician was previously married to Rose Madden from 2020 to 2021, after which he dated podcaster Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia — who later accused him of emotional abuse — from 2023 to 2024.

Bryan has also been open in the past about how much his mom means to him, making Leonard’s gesture on the day of their nuptials even more heartwarming. In November 2024, upon the release of his song “This World’s a Giant,” the singer shared a lengthy Instagram caption about visiting Annette’s gravestone in Oklahoma, eight years after her death in 2016.

“I came to realize just like in the past, that she never would call me again,” he wrote at the time. “Told her I quit touring because I got accepted to get my masters in Paris next year, I told her I was back in Oklahoma, told her about all my best friends in New York and all the nights we howled with the moon, told her about the immeasurable laughter my band and me have shared these last five years, all the calluses on my finger tips, every tear shed, told her about making it on The Rolling Stone and most importantly told her about porch swinging with my beautiful sister.”

Bryan’s next album, With Heaven On Top, is set to drop Friday (Jan. 9).

Lorde, Stray Kids and A$AP Rocky will headline this summer’s Governors Ball Festival in New York. The festival announced the full lineup for the 2026 event at Flushing Meadows Corona Park on Tuesday morning (Jan. 6), revealing that Baby Keem, Kali Uchis, BLACKPINK’s JENNIE, Katseye, Major Lazer, Pierce the Veil, Dominic Fike and more will take the stage from June 5-7.

Though Lorde played Gov Ball in 2017, this year marks her first time as a headliner, while Harlem native Rocky previously top-lined the event in 2021. He will have plenty of fellow New Yorkers to commiserate with that weekend, including Geese, The Dare, Del Water Gap, Arcy Drive and Lexa Gates, as well as up and comers The Backfires and Chanpan.

Other acts slated to perform this year include: Blood Orange, Clipse, Mariah The Scientist, Wet Leg, Amyl and The Sniffers, Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist, 2hollis, Ravyn Lenae, King Princess, The Beths, Snow Strippers, Thee Sacred Souls, Spacey Jane, Hot Mulligan, Fcukers, Rachel Chinouriri, Slayyyter and more. 

Fans can sign up now for the SMS pre-sale, which will kick off on Thursday (Jan. 8) from 10 a.m.-11 a.m. ET. The pre-sale is the only way to guarantee tickets at the lowest price; click here to sign up for a pre-sale passcode. Ticket prices will increase after 11 a.m. ET on Thursday when the public on-sale begins.

Last year’s 15th anniversary fest was headlined by Tyler, the Creator, Olivia Rodrigo and Hozier, along with Benson Boone, Mk.gee, T-Pain, Conan Gray, Wallows, Mariah the Scientist, Royel Otis and more.

Gov Ball is teaming up with Spotify this year for an in-app experience that will spotlight the overlap between a user’s listening history and the 2026 lineup, generating a “Festival Persona” based on the attendees’ unique listening habits and a custom playlist pairing the fans’ top artists on the lineup; click here to personalize your Gov Ball experience.

Check out the full 2026 Governors Ball lineup here.

Josh Charles has no complaints about appearing alongside his former Dead Poets Society co-star Ethan Hawke as mad scientists in the video for Taylor Swift‘s 2024 single “Fortnight.” Hell, after the clip won the video of the year prize at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, Charles got his a Moon Person for his role.

“I got a Moon Man. It was pretty cool. The Video Music Awards, when I grew up, was the thing,” Charles, 54, told Jimmy Fallon on Monday night’s (Jan. 5) Tonight Show. “The idea that that came just speaks to what an incredibly generous, awesome person Taylor Swift is.”

Now, here’s where things got a bit dicey.

Fallon asked Best Medicine star Charles about rumors that he “got into a fight” with Swift’s fiancé, Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, on the set of the video, a tale Hawke first shared last year on the Rich Eisen Show. During that appearance, Hawke said that Baltimore Ravens superfan Charles would not leave Kelce alone about the Chiefs’ heartbreaking 17-10 win over Baltimore in the 2024 AFC Championship game.

Specifically, Charles was worked up about a specific call he thought went the wrong way, with Hawke counseling his fellow actor to “let it go,” even as he praised Kelce being “super polite” about the awkward interaction.

“A fight? No, he exaggerated this. It wasn’t a fight,” Charles assured Fallon. “I’ve always liked Travis Kelce. I just thought he was so cool. But that year they beat us in the AFC Championship game — they beat the Ravens — he was a real jerk that year. So I kind of fell off of him.”

Describing the mood on set of the clip that also featured co-vocalist Post Malone, Charles said when he met Kelce he was blunt about his assessment of the sure-fire future football hall of famer, telling him, “‘You know I always liked you and this year you were kind of a d–k.’”

Fallon couldn’t believe it, shocked that Charles would confront the three-time Super Bowl champ, and legendarily good guy baller, saying, “You said that to Travis Kelce? He’s one of the most lovable people I know!”

Charles was unbowed, saying, “I did. I said, ‘What was up with that?’ And he laughed. He was like, ‘You know what, you’re right. I’m gonna tell you why.” The actor then said Kelce admitted that the Chiefs were “most worried about that game” that year and they were determined to come out on top. “He’s like, ‘I knew I had to come in with some swagger,’ and he did,” Charles said of Kelce. “He got one of our veterans to commit a personal foul. He got in our heads, and it worked for them, and they won the game.”

In the end, Charles admitted that Kelce was “actually great. We talked all different kinds of football… Such a good dude. I really like him a lot.” And even though Charles now really likes Kelce the man, when it comes to the gridiron, the star said his feelings still run purple, black, gold and red. “I’ll root against him,” Charles doubled-down of the football star who may have played his final game on Sunday, which the Chiefs lost in a 14-12 heartbreaker against the three-win Las Vegas Raiders.

And while Charles’ beloved Ravens won’t be making a Super Bowl run this year, he can take solace that Kelce will also be watching from home as the Chiefs will miss the playoffs for the first time in a decade this year after a dismal 6-11 season.

Watch Charles on the Tonight Show below.

Céline Dion knows exactly what the kids are up to. At least now she does. The beloved international pop star finally joined TikTok this week and she did it in the most Celine way possible.

In a 17-second video posted on Monday (Jan. 5), Dion officially launched her TikTok era with a fun clip in which she reintroduced herself. “My name is Céline,” Dion, 57, said while wearing a black hoodie from the French fashion house that happens to share her first name before rhetorically asking how old she is. “I’ve got kids,” said Dion, perched in front of a glowing skyline and adopting a cool kid pose as she channeled her 14-year-old twin sons pleading with her, “‘We have to get you on TikTok!’”

Miming confusion, Dion, said, “On TikTok?,” with a sampled voice behind her yelping “WHAT?!”

“I’ve heard of that before. Suddenly I’m becoming cool,” she added as a Seinfeld-like bass thump bubbled up behind her and digital sunglasses were superimposed on her face. “Céline Dion is cool. That’s amazing,” she announced with the perfect amount of winky incredulity. “TikTok here I come!” Ciao.”

Dion let the caption do the heavy lifting. “They told me, ‘Celine, it’s time…’ I asked, ‘Time for what?’ Turns out…something completely new,” she wrote. “My team then said they’d handle everything, handed me back my phone, and then quietly disappeared. So here I am, learning how this TikTok world works…one video at a time! Thank you for being here, I’m glad we’re here together.”

So far, Dion’s TikTok adventure includes just the one introductory video, though her feed is populated with earlier videos from her other social feeds.

As last year ended, Dion was in a silly mood, dressing up as the Grinch to do the a monologue from the 2000 Jim Carrey-starring How the Grinch Stole Christmas and crooning her legendary cover of Eric Carmen’s ballad “All By Myself.” Then, on New Year’s Eve, Dion shared a heartfelt message to her fans, telling them, “As we welcome this new year, I want to take a moment to send you all my love. May this year bring you good health, happiness and peace in your heart. I hope you find laughter in the little things, strength in the hard times and joy in the memories you create with those you love.”

The TikTok bit is one of the rare recent appearances by Dion, who has been less visible over the past few years following her diagnosis with the neurological disorder stiff-person syndrome in 2022, which seriously affected her voice and caused uncontrolled tremors, forcing her to cancel a planned 2023-2024 world tour to focus on her health.

Watch Dion make her TikTok debut below.

@celinedion

They told me, “Celine, it’s time…” I asked, “Time for what?” Turns out…something completely new. My team then said they’d handle everything, handed me back my phone, and then quietly disappeared. So here I am, learning how this TikTok world works…one video at a time! Thank you for being here, I’m glad we’re here together. – Celine xx…

♬ original sound – Celine Dion